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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Sep 27.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Mutat. 2019 Jun 18;40(8):1013–1029. doi: 10.1002/humu.23771

TABLE 3.

Demographic and phenotypic features of 158 individuals with SATB2-associated syndrome.

Characteristic (N with data) All patients (n = 158)
Demographics
 Male (152) 90 (59.2%)
 Mean age, years (152) 9.5 ± 7.5
Molecular mechanism
 Missense 49 (31.0%)
 Nonsense 38 (24.1%)
 Frameshift 32 (20.3%)
 Splicing 7 (4.4%)
 In-frame insertion 1 (0.6%)
 Intragenic deletion 22 (13.9%)
 Translocations 6 (3.8%)
 Intragenic duplication 3 (1.9%)
Phenotype
Neurodevelopmental abnormalities
 Developmental delay (157) 157 (100%)
 No words for speech (152) 66 (43.4%)
 Autistic behavior (145) 29 (20.0%)
 Dental anomalies (137) 135 (98.5%)
 Sialorrhea (109) 96 (88.1%)
 Facial dysmorphism (127) 107 (84%)
 Low BMD (46) 33 (71.7%)
 Feeding difficulties (130) 89 (68.5%)
 Hypotonia (114) 67 (58.8%)
 Sleeping difficulties (109) 55 (50.5%)
 Abnormal neuroimaging (108) 50 (46.3%)
 Sleeping difficulties (145) 66 (45.5%)
 Cleft palate (154) 70 (45.5%)
 Strabismus (143) 51 (35.7%)
 Agitation/aggressive (145) 45 (31.0%)
 Growth retardation (144) 44 (30.6%)
 Clinical seizures (143) 29 (20.3%)
 Hyperactivity (145) 29 (20.0%)